QUETTA: The teaching and non-teaching staff of Balochistan University marched on different roads of the provincial capital and staged a sit-in on Tuesday to protest against non-payment of their salaries for four months.

The protesting faculty and other staffers questioned why funds were not being released when funds for all other departments were always made available. They asked the chief minister and members of his parliamentary committee to fulfil their promises by releasing the required funds.

Published in Dawn, April 24th, 2024

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